several witnesses describe seeing an ator kagsz. several other witnesses describe mr. brown as punching officer will son-in-law while mr. brown was partially inside the vehicle. many of the witnesses said they heard a gunshot while mr. brown was still partially inside the vehicle. at least one witness said that no part of mr. brown was ever inside the vehicle and that the shot was fired through an open window while mr. brown was standing outside. >> the vehicle and aufrgs wioff wilson's cloeting and equipment were analyzed. mr. brown's blood and dna were located on the outside to have the door. they were also found on the outside of the left rear passenger door of the police vehicle. mr. brown's blood or dna was found on the inside of the driver's door. the upper left thigh of officer wilson's pant leg, the front collar of officer wilson's shirt and on officer wilson's weapon. additionally, a bull et was located inside the door in a downward angle. the second bullet was not recovered. regarding the gun shot wound to mr. brown, it should benoted that the three separate

happened, some of the mayhem that was out here, it required officers to be moved to different low kagszst was not our best effort last night. that's why we decided to deploy national guard troops drektly to this area. >> it struck me last night as i was out in the streets comparing it to august. you had moms and dads, kids in strollers at some point, a wide range of people. last night, there were far fewer people in aggregate. it struck me that maybe in all of these warnings, the hour at which things were denounced, that you just stilled down the kinds of people who were the angriest as opposed to all of those other folks who had been out in the streets back in august. do you feel that it was handled well? >> well, we didn't control the way the announcement was rolled out. >> that's not answering my question. >> the only thing we had control over is our presence here. and we take responseblety for that. that we wish we had more people. we had 500 officers here. clearly, we needed more. and, tonight, that's what we're doing. we're bringing more troops to this area to make sure that we hav

they don't want to talk about deportation, family unify kagsz. and i right on that? >> well, look, there are important constitutional principles at stake here. and they may not make for good tv. but they're essential to our ablt to function as a constitutional repub lick. let me make a couple of points tonight. first off, for much of that speech, it was remarks that could have been given by george w. bush or john mm e mccain. i am a long time add voe cat for immigration reform. what we saw tonight marks the end of any possible till to pass any comprehensive immigration reform over the rest of the president's term with this republican congress. i think it is extraordinary that he gave and addressed to the nation where he did not state the number of people who will be covered by this. one thing is clear listening to the act viivists who appeared o set tonight, nobody appears and certainly he made a moral case for people who have been in the country illegal for three years. and i think refor people who are supportive of his action, everybody knows when he said your chan

ant for three years, the amly kagsz, the action on it will be deferred. stare at it, there's really no limit to it. all of this started in the zone of prosz kecutorial diskregsz. the way that started with was john lenin and his great lawyer here in new york who discovered in the freedom of information act that the secret service was secretly using prosecutorial discretion. >> joining us now from washington, d.c., reverend ael sharpton. the reason the rev is in washington d.c. is because he was one of a dozen actors who met with the president. what was that meeting like? and what was the subt of confers? >> well, the meeting was very hopeful. the president came in, spent some time with the leaders, maria was there, as well. this was a diverse group of civil rights leaders, fait leaders, immigration leaders. to really hear from him only this historic day, what he was going to say and his appeal to really keep on mooif iing becau this is only a first step. we still must deal with making law. congress has to make a law. this was a first step that we're not al